New Canaan CT Condos

New Canaan’s condo market comprises 40 published complexes: 37 condos and 3 co-ops, spanning construction from 1926 to 2020, including 2 historic conversions. From January 2021 through December 2024, 696 condo sales closed, ranging from $170,000 to $3,600,000, with an average close price of $1,002,900. The median sold price stands at $2,678,671, reflecting a 12-month appreciation of 2.6%. This active market demonstrates steady demand across multiple price tiers and property types. Among the most active complexes by historical sales, Oenoke Condos leads with 55 closings, while Vue New Canaan represents the higher-end tier at an average close price of $2,016,256.

New Canaan Condo Communities

Community	Units	Year Built	Avg Sale Price	HOA/mo	Pool
Ardsley Square	6	2006	$1,989,000	$916	N
Barkmill Knoll	—	1983	—	—	N
Canaan Close	35	1968 – 1984	$960,030	$408	Y
Canaan Mews	20	1986 – 2014	$1,329,464	$727	N
Canaan Square	14	1964	$1,155,833	$1,702	N
Chatham Walk	14	1970 – 2020	$761,688	$464	N
Coachman’s Square	12	—	$714,375	$477	N
Cobbler’s Green	32	1968 – 1969	$1,095,643	$478	Y
Cranberry Court	4	1972 – 1973	$757,500	$585	N
Currier Court	4	1981	$922,750	$575	N
East Hills	6	1968	$411,071	$320	N
East Maple Commons	—	1981	—	—	N
Forest Ridge	14	1972 – 1985	$716,785	$552	N
Forty Two Forest	—	2020	—	—	N
Fox Hollow	6	—	$575,833	$533	N
Gramercy Park	10	2020	$1,464,222	$902	N
Graystone	20	1972 – 1986	$780,000	$665	N
Hatfield Mews	16	1967	$1,123,000	$1,533	N
Heritage Commons	12	1972	$700,000	—	N
Jelliff Mill Falls	10	2014 – 2015	$1,539,909	$924	N
King’s Grant	18	1970 – 1972	$985,000	$444	Y
Lantern Way	8	1973	$718,917	$500	N
Laurel Green	12	1960 – 1986	$993,833	$588	N
Maplewood	3	—	$499,500	—	N
Mead Common	10	2001	$1,285,792	$750	N
Oenoke	167	1965	$674,710	$727	Y
Old Forge Green	11	1970 – 1979	$1,156,250	$756	N
Orchard Hills	23	1970 – 1980	$961,451	$494	Y
Park Mead	46	1956 – 1960	$340,111	$505	N
Park Slope	13	1981 – 2002	$2,179,000	$733	N
Pride’s Crossing	51	1972 – 1974	$825,000	—	Y
Richmond Mews	4	2001	$1,525,000	$1,000	N
Southfield Lane	13	1850 – 1890	$461,409	$415	N
Southgate	11	1970 – 1972	$1,096,000	$694	N
St. John’s Place	—	1741	—	—	N
Stepping Stones	8	1926	$1,039,000	$1,235	N
The Village at New Canaan	50	1994 – 1995	$357,500	$260	N
Vue at New Canaan	—	2020	—	—	N
Willow Walk	4	1991 – 2005	$1,288,750	$500	N
Woods Gate	4	1970	$1,129,375	$500	N

About the New Canaan Condo Market

Oenoke Condos leads by transaction volume with 55 sales and an average close price of $397,489, reflecting strong buyer interest in the accessible segment. Prides Crossing follows with 45 sales averaging $1,072,856, while Vue New Canaan recorded 39 sales at an average of $2,016,256, capturing the high-end market. Oenoke and Leefair round out the top five, with 24 and 24 sales respectively, at average closes of $674,710 and $1,188,708. Together, these five complexes account for substantial activity. The 40 published complexes in New Canaan include 37 condo developments and 3 co-op communities. Construction spans from 1926 to 2020 based on the 35 of 40 complexes with known build years, covering mid-century properties through modern developments. Across the inventory, two- and three-bedroom layouts are the most common (23 complexes include two-bedroom units and 33 include three-bedroom units); one-bedroom inventory is available in 5; four-bedroom options are offered by 9. On-site amenities are sparse in the source data — a pool is listed at 6 and a clubhouse at 3 of the 40 complexes. Current active inventory across these complexes totals 4 listings in the source data. New Canaan’s broader market signals competitive momentum: a sale-to-list ratio of 102.0% indicates buyer strength, with properties typically selling above asking price. Months of inventory stands at 1.5, signaling a tight seller’s market with limited supply relative to demand. Average days on market of 72 reflects brisk absorption, underscoring buyer confidence and efficient transaction cycles across the town’s residential condo sector. Explore more New Canaan CT real estate.